Rosewill BLACKHAWK Gaming ATX Mid Tower Computer Case, come with Five Fans, window side panel, top HDD dock

Pros: Fans are much quieter then I planned on; I thought I'd need a fan controller to reduce the noise. Luckily, it runs much more silent then expected.

Plenty of room for hard drives, and plenty of room for everything else too; it's nice that I could do all my cable management behind the backplate to keep the visible interior relatively neat.

The top mounted SATA port is a nice feature to have for backups, there are plenty of top mounted ports, and the power button being mounted on the top means I can turn on the machine without having to reach down with it sitting on floor level next to my desk.

It's also a very attractive as a case, not as gaudy as some other options out there. That's more of an opinion then a fact though.

Cons: All the fan connectors sans the rear/CPU mounted one are molex only. I knew that going in, though. Had I known how quiet they were, I probably would have skipped out on a fan controller option altogether. The topmost CD/DVD drive bay is very tight as well, most of the cables from the top plate lapse enough into the slot to make it hard to install something in the slot.

Other Thoughts: I had to modify and wire the fan connectors out of the molex ports to accommodate the fan controller I purchased. Aside from that and the top DVD slot, everything fit in like a charm with plenty of space to spare. I only wish there were a few more options for the front panel openings. I could see myself using the four available slots there far before I fill half of the HDD bays.

This is the first time I spent more then $50 on a case, and the build quality compared to the other things I've used really shines. I'm happy to give it 5 eggs.

Pros: This case looks incredible. It fits all of my components with plenty of room to spare. Cable management isn't bad, and it supports dual 120mm radiator liquid cooling.

Cons: My SATA cables were too short, but that isn't the case's fault. The fans aren't silent, but I use headphones so it doesn't matter that much.

Other Thoughts: If you aren't running anything ridiculous, this case should support it and keep everything cool. You might want to grab some quieter fans, but the stock ones aren't THAT loud. They are noticeable though.

Pros: Plenty of room
Plenty of fan mounts
Comes with fan screens
Cable routing is king

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Loving this case so far, very well designed. Bigger than it looks! You can fit many more fans than you might think (Beside all the ones that come with it). Best case for the price that I've seen.

Cons: Wish it had come with some fan adapters or mentioned that there is a 3 pin fan where my new motherboard (asus sabertooth z87) has 4 pin headers. The rest are the ones that connect into the power supply so those are no problem. I suppose I can just figure out which one is the sensor wire and snap it in there anyway. I just like everything neat and tidy... :P Also, the HDD bays are really flexible, I suppose that is fine, just feel a little fragile.

Pros: Looks great. Lot's of room for expansion and for those of us with big hands there more than enough space for you build.
No complaints

Cons: Large, takes up lot's of space.

Pros: * Lots of air flow
* Cooler components
* Fits larger video cards

Cons: * Placement of hard drive bays requires flattened SATA connectors.
* No handle.

Other Thoughts: I switched to this case and water cooling at the same time. The CPU is running a cooler base temperature by 15-20 degrees Fahrenheit.

There is no dimmer switch for the case lights, which makes the case an attraction for my toddler.

It also turns out that there is no USB3 connectors on my motherboard. This will have to be remedied.

Pros: Plenty of room, great cooling. Video card (gtx 660) rarely exceeds 45c with all the fans moving so much air. The fans are nice and quiet.

Cons: I don't know if this is a con so much as personal taste but I wish the LED's were red instead of blue.

Other Thoughts: Planning on a new build this fall and this case is the one I'm currently planning on buying for that build.

Pros: This case was awesome. All of the buttons and imputs are easily accessible on the outside, and wired around the back of the case so it is easily out of the way of your build. I was worried that the computer might be loud with the army of fans in this thing, but I cant even hear it half the time. The blue LEDs in the fans are a wonderful touch, and were way better then i was expecting. The CD drive was ultra easy to install, as the slot just pops open and that is that. The Power supply sits at the bottom of the case, which was a major plus in my book, and all of the fans and cords fit into my motherboard beautifully. It also keeps itself elevated from the ground on its own, so even if you have to put the case on a carpeted floor, there is tons of space for the computer to breathe.

Cons: The only issue i had with this particular design is that the USB 3.0 port for the front of the computer has a cord which is supposed to fit into the motherboard. Problem being that the cord is not very long, and it actually doesn't reach where it needs to go. $3 for an extension really wasn't enough leverage to give this case a worse review, though.

Other Thoughts: Really great case overall. Aesthetically and conventionally pleasing for anyone interested in building their own computer.

Pros: This case has been perfect for my PC. It has plenty of bays that are easy to access. It seems to have plenty of ventilation and looks great.

Cons: None that come to mind.

Pros: LOTS of room.
Removable HDD bays for more room.
Fits the largest conceivable graphics cards with ease.
Built in cable management holes.
Bottom mounted PSU.
Not very heavy for a mid-size.
Front panel metal mesh drive covers easily removed/replaced.
USB 3.0 front connectors.
QUIET. Very quiet case fans with very good airflow.

Had a very easy time building with this case. Plenty of room for any basic build. If you want to run 6 internal drives you may get pressed for space for hiding PSU cables behind the back panel if you do not have a modular.

HD cages are removable in sets of two, I currently have an SSD in one slot and a platter storage in another, with the other four slots removed for more airflow.

I will definitely re-use this case for my next build if it is no longer available at that time.

Cons: Only one of the included fans is a 3-pin connector. The other three require a molex or adapter. However, you can daisy-chain the two front fans together and connect a single molex from your PSU if it can handle it.

Other Thoughts: Would recommend this to anyone looking to make a fresh build right now, very pleased.

NOTE: YOUR HDDS NEED TO BE MOUNTED WITH THE POWER/SATA FACING THE REAR PANEL. Took me a minute to figure out why it was such a squeeze but my own excited mis-step :)